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great short. Can you make a similar short for Australian external territories, too?
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American Samoa is a bad situation for the locals and should be changed. By default, they are born US "nationals" and have to apply for US citizenship (unless their parents already have it). Which is a hassle that doesn't need to exist.
Automatic US citizenship should be granted just like in Guam.
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Awesome video, gained another fan š
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More context about the Mariana Islands
1: they were part of Spain but after the Spanish American war Spain sold them to Germany. Germany lost them to Japan after WW1 who in turn lost them to the US after WW2.
2: after WW2 they werenāt formally annexed for some time before they were a trust territory of the US under the UN. They actually voted to join Guam but Guam rejected it.
3: In the early 70s the Islands officially held a referendum where they could seek independence or commonwealth status, like what Puerto Rico is, and they chose the later. The referendum established a formal political union with the US and was approved UN.
And so, they are the least controversial part of the countryās territory. Also if thereās any doubt about whether or not the US rigged the electionā¦ there were three other island chains that were owned by Japan that the US administered after the war. All 3 picked independence. The Mariana Islands were the exception.
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Uk and France overseas territories would be interesting š
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Do Norway territories and France!
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Great video!
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Fun fact about them: they can set their own drinking ages. Puerto Rico for example is 18
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I suggest folks research insular cases. That said here is huge issue. Many companies in USA treat territories as international when they arent
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Great vid again ā¤ā¤ā¤
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America also owns a military/prison compound called Guantanamo bay, on the island of Cuba. Not a territory or a common wealth, but it was also acquired after the spanish American war. Cuba was granted independence but part of the agreement was America would keep Guantanamo bay. Legally speaking Cuba canāt demand the territory back because they never owned it in the first place, so America just keeps it
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University of America Samoa
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I learned several things, us virgin islands was bought by Denmark, and now can say that some us drivers drive on left side of road.
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American Samoa sound like a great wrestler's stage name
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Smooth transition to the beginning
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I'd like to hear opinions on this because I don't know much about the topic and want to learn more: Why NOT let Puerto Rico be a state?
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Guam looks like a nice place to live, I might like it there I imagine, if there's timber place to grow plants and guns well it's an island sort of...much like Singapore island.
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I accidentally set my YouTube accounts country of residence to American Samoa. I live in Floridaš
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I lived in the Virgin Islands for over 16 years. On St. John. It was neat to drive on the left.
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@jacoblind5390
1 year ago
Funny part about the Virgin Islands is that while you drive on the left you are still driving a car where the driver is also on the left. Kinda scary driving up and over St John where you see the edge of the road and a steep drop off out your drivers side window.
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